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429 <br /> <br />deposits), (iv) the Purchased Assets'(as defined in the Letter of <br />Intent dated May 11, 1995 between the Sellers and the City of <br />Concord (the "Concord Letter of Intent"). <br /> 2. Assumed Liabilities: At the consummation of the proposed <br />acquisition (the "Closing"), the City will assume only those <br />liabilities and obligations arising after the Closing date under the <br />Sellers' contracts and agreements, including reciprocal and other <br />agreements between the Sellers and other municipalities, that relate <br />exclusively to the operation of the System and which have been <br />accepted by the City (collectively, the "Assumed Liabilities). The <br />City will not assume any indebtedness or other liabilities of the <br />Sellers. <br /> 3. Purchase Price: The purchase price (the "Purchase <br />Price") will be an aggregate amount equal to 15% of the District's <br />outstanding general obligation indebtedness (the "GO Debt"), i.e., <br />approximately $690,000.00, paid in the manner and to the extent <br />hereinafter agreed. Subject to the terms hereinafter set forth, the <br />City will pay the Purchase Price to the District, and the District <br />will discharge the GO Debt, at the Closing. In addition, the City <br />will assume the Assumed Liabilities at the Closing. The Closing <br />date shall be on or before the Closing Date of the transactions set <br />forth in the Concord Letter of Intent. <br />4. Other terms: <br /> (a) Payment Terms for System. At Closing, the County shall <br />deliver a sum equal to the Purchase Price to the City. Thereafter, <br />the Purchase Price shall bear interest at 5.6% per annum until paid <br />as follows: the City shall repay the County for the Purchase Price <br />in seven (7) installments of principal and interest, the first <br />payment of principal and accrued interest being due July 30, 1996, <br />with the remaining payments being due on each July 30 thereafter <br />until paid in full. <br /> (b) Lake Concord Park Development. In addition to the <br />Purchase Price for the System, the City shall pay the sum of <br />$390,000.00 to the County to assist the County in the development of <br />a park at Lake Concord (the "Park Development Contribution"). The <br />Park Development Contribution shall be paid in three (3) equal, <br />annual installments of $130,000.00 each. The first payment shall be <br />due July 30, 1996 with a like payment being due on July 30, 1997 and <br />July 30, 1998. No interest shall accrue upon the Park Development <br />Contribution prior to July 30, 1998. <br /> (c) WSACC. The City will agree to transfer to the Water & <br />Sewer Authority of Cabarrus County ("WSACC") all water plants, <br />reservoirs, water tanks and water pumping facilities that are part <br />of the City's wholesale water treatment and distribution system (the <br />"Wholesale Assets") upon a determination that (i) such transfer will <br />not increase the City's costs of operating its retail water and <br />sewer system, as determined by independent audit, (ii) the City can <br />comply with the General Trust Indenture dated as of November 1, 1989 <br />between the Water Company Acquisition Corporation and Wachovia Bank <br />& Trust Company, N.A., and can comply with the Utility Services <br />Operating Agreement dated August 21, 1989 among the City, the Water <br />Company Acquisition Corporation and Fieldcrest Cannon, Inc., (iii) <br />WSACC agrees to discharge the principal of and interest on the <br />portion of the City's Utilities System Financing attributable to the <br />Wholesale Assets as determined as of the date of issuance of such <br />Bonds by the City's independent public accountants and (iv) the City <br />and WSACC receive an opinion of nationally recognized bond counsel <br />that the discharge described in clause (iii) will not adversely <br />affect the federal tax treatment of the interest on the City's <br />Utilities System Financing. <br /> (d) Feasibility Study. The City and County will support a <br />feasibility study to be conducted by and paid for by WSACC which <br />will study the countywide consolidation of all water and sewer <br />operations. <br /> (e) C~sh and Investments. Ail of the cash and investments, <br />including earnings thereon, of the District and the Sellersw Water <br />and Sewer Utility fund, except for customer deposits, will be <br /> <br /> <br />